Programming Regenerative Peace: The Peace Conflict Programming (PCP) Framework within Ownviewism

Peace Conflict Programming (PCP): A Diagnostic Framework for Regenerative Peace Description for Zenodo The Peace Conflict Programming (PCP) framework is a diagnostic and intervention methodology developed within the broader theoretical framework of Ownviewism. PCP conceptualizes conflict as a self-reinforcing interaction between external structural conditions and internal cognitive, emotional, and relational dynamics. Through its Cycle of Change analytical model and the 2T2M methodology (Triple Time Track and Multi-Layer Multiple-Round analysis), the framework identifies historical, institutional, structural, and identity-based drivers of conflict across multiple levels of society. Moving beyond reactive conflict management, PCP provides peacebuilding practitioners, researchers, civil society organizations, and policymakers with a systematic approach for designing interventions that interrupt destructive feedback loops and promote regenerative peace, social resilience, and sustainable coexistence. Keywords: Peacebuilding, Conflict Analysis, Conflict Transformation, Ownviewism, Regenerative Peace, 2T2M, Social Cohesion, Governance, Peace Programming, Systems Thinking.